Arduino Multi-pot Mozzi FM Synthesis

This project supports up to six potentiometers to change the synthesis parameters of a Mozzi based FM synthesizer. It builds on the previous two Mozzi projects. An alternative synthesizer IO board is developed in Simple Synth IO Shield. A multi-Nano version of this project is described in Arduino Nano Multi-pot FM and String Synthesis. A further update … Continue reading Arduino Multi-pot Mozzi FM Synthesis →

Arduino FM MIDI Synthesis with Mozzi – Part 2

This builds on Arduino FM MIDI Synthesis with Mozzi but bases the code on a different example from the Mozzi library and adds a third potentiometer! Once again, if you are just using the code "as is" this is a beginner project. To get into the detail of the code though takes it into "advanced" territory! … Continue reading Arduino FM MIDI Synthesis with Mozzi – Part 2 →

Arduino FM MIDI Synthesis with Mozzi

This project takes the Mozzi library a bit further and combines the Mozzi example code for potentiometers, FM synthesis and MIDI into one. If you are just using the code "as is" this is a beginner project. To get into the detail of the code though takes it into "advanced" territory! In Part 2 the … Continue reading Arduino FM MIDI Synthesis with Mozzi →

Arduino MIDI Interfaces

This are a mixture of beginner and advanced, DIY and off-the-shelf, options covering MIDI in (receive), MIDI out (send), and USBMIDI to MIDI conversion. All link into the RX and TX pins of your Arduino or other microcontroller. All are designed for 5V logic signals. Here are some other pages of interest: Ready-Made MIDI Modules … Continue reading Arduino MIDI Interfaces →

Arduino PWM MIDI Synthesis with Mozzi

This project uses an off the shelf synthesis library to create complex sounds using pulse-width-modulation (PWM) on one of the Arduino's output pins. For further Mozzi experiments, you can take a look at Arduino FM MIDI Synthesis with Mozzi. Warning! I strongly recommend using an old or second hand keyboard for your MIDI experiments. I am not … Continue reading Arduino PWM MIDI Synthesis with Mozzi →

Arduino MIDI Delay

As mentioned when I made my MIDI In-Out Half-Shield, there are some neat opportunities for MIDI related effects, so this is my MIDI delay implementation. https://youtu.be/rnUY4i4nMPE This is marked "beginner" from the point of view of "just download the code and use it", but if you want to dig into the code it is really in … Continue reading Arduino MIDI Delay →

MIDI In-Out Half-Shield

I have an idea for a project that only uses part of the Arduino's IO so that got me wondering if I could fit a full MIDI shield into half the space of a full shield. Its more of an idle curiosity really as shields will stack and as I've already shown MIDI circuitry can … Continue reading MIDI In-Out Half-Shield →

WS001 – Tones, Notes and MIDI Out

This is the first of my worksheets collecting together a number of related projects with a single list of parts and a suggested "building order". This worksheet links together the following projects: Arduino Tone Generator Arduino Note Generator Simple Arduino Music Keyboard Arduino Simple MIDI Controller MIDI Patch Button Arduino LDR Pianola Arduino Piezo MIDI … Continue reading WS001 – Tones, Notes and MIDI Out →

Arduino Multi MIDI Tone Module – Part 2

So, this is a stripboard version of the Arduino Multi MIDI Tone Module. Code and functionality is exactly the same, but I've built a "holder" for four Arduino Nano boards with common power, linked RX and TX, and built-in resistors for speakers. Warning! I strongly recommend using an old or second hand keyboard for your MIDI experiments. … Continue reading Arduino Multi MIDI Tone Module – Part 2 →

Arduino Multi MIDI Tone Module

Looking back at the Arduino MIDI Tone Module one of the key limitations was its inability to play more than one note at once. So why not string a few of them together to give you Arduino MIDI Tone polyphony! In Part 2 I commit this to stripboard. https://youtu.be/mGESRYY3CGc Warning! I strongly recommend using an old … Continue reading Arduino Multi MIDI Tone Module →